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Spalding United 3-2 Redditch United: Tulips maintain top spot after fast opening!

Spalding United delivered a measured performance to defeat play-off hopefuls Redditch United at the Sir Halley Stewart Field, striking three times in the opening half-hour to seize control of a fixture with clear promotion implications.
Spalding United’s Jack Roberts wheels away after scoring from the penalty spot

By Leigh Porter

SPALDING UTD 3

Pugh 2, Cybulski 9, Roberts 34 (pen)
REDDITCH UTD 0

Spalding United delivered a measured performance to defeat play-off hopefuls Redditch United at the Sir Halley Stewart Field, striking three times in the opening half-hour to seize control of a fixture with clear promotion implications.
Boss Jimmy Dean said: “I’m pleased with the result and we were superb in the first 45 minutes, the second half was a different contest but that was down to us managing the second half.
The one disappointment was the red card but I want to think about another clean sheet, th...

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